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Is a force field rigid ? :-)	by SciSSorS	2011-08-29 08:28:26
How would you increase the pressure inside	by Ataraxia	2011-08-29 08:41:30
Say, for example, that it was mostly air	by MatthewDBA	2011-08-29 08:53:07
Are the bulbs and/or oven inside	by Ataraxia	2011-08-29 08:58:16
Inside the field	by MatthewDBA	2011-08-29 09:09:12
I'm not particularly worried about the size of the field, or its occupants - though I'm assuming the field isn't much larger than what's heating it. Why would it take a lot of incandescent bulbs? If you have a pretty small field, and a fan (optional), you can get enough convection going to make the entire inside of the fan quite warm (the original format of the Easy-Bake oven).
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Ahh! Right...	by Ataraxia	2011-08-29 09:20:37
I'm thinking that	by MatthewDBA	2011-08-29 09:43:35

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